Smith & Wesson Model 15 No Dash Price Check

[Monstermuley24]

The history of sales on the Model 15 no dash seem to be very limited. I am trying to get a rough gauge on value and what some members would consider a fair price for a good condition model 15. The barrel has the slightest blueing loss towards the muzzle, cylinder has a faint turn line and it is missing its factory stocks. From what I can tell, the gun has been very well cared for.

I haven’t seen many 15 no dashes floating around and figure this is one I want to snag, but thought I would get some thoughts from the crowd first.

Thanks

 

[ken158]

Had a buddy that sold a nickel 15 in excellent condition at a gun show for $600. Maybe $450 - $500 for a blue.

 

[bigmtnman]

As you describe ...

Feeling good - $400 - $450
Feeling OK - $475 - $500
Feeling a bit sad - $525 plus

 

[Monstermuley24]

Thank you guys for the input

 

[Truckman]

None of mine are going that cheap...Of course I'm not trying to sell any either......Ben

 

[T44spl]

Yeah, I'm not current on prices but for a model 15 No dash in VG condition I thought the prices quoted seem low. We may all like to buy them at that price but I don't know how many have actually sold at those prices.

 

[Monstermuley24]

Thanks for the reply’s guys

 

[Oldengineer]

A real nice 50’s - 60’s model 15 has my attention at $600.00.

 

[4K2022]

The history of sales on the Model 15 no dash seem to be very limited. I am trying to get a rough gauge on value and what some members would consider a fair price for a good condition model 15. The barrel has the slightest blueing loss towards the muzzle, cylinder has a faint turn line and it is missing its factory stocks. From what I can tell, the gun has been very well cared for.

I haven’t seen many 15 no dashes floating around and figure this is one I want to snag, but thought I would get some thoughts from the crowd first.

Thanks

to me S&Ws are a good example of , you get what you pay for.
Imo any Model 15 in working condition (even an old cop carry) is an excellent $500 investment for a lifetime (or 2) of shooting pleasure.
I’ve seen several with “rubbers” and for my purpose which will be to replace them anyway (or not) with wood targets who cares.

“From what I can tell,, VERY WELL cared for.””
This to me sounds like M 15 in Very Good + condition
With (A) box ?
The HOOK is,, are you a M15 Fan(addict)? If so only you will write the check but I encourage you to do so,, you will have no regrets purchasing the pistol described at any reasonable price,,, $800 (could / would / should) be reasonable.